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disappointing earnings and dividend news.Trading volume reached R$1.14 billion ($190 million), reflecting cautious sentiment amid mixed
corporate results and macroeconomic concerns
Embraer surged 12.12% after reporting record-breaking Q4 2024 revenue of R$13.87 billion ($2.31 billion) and an adjusted EBIT of R$1.59
billion ($265 million).The aerospace giant posted a full-year revenue of R$38.37 billion ($6.4 billion), up 21% from 2023, driven by robust
demand across commercial, executive, and defense segments.Analysts praised its free cash flow of R$4.05 billion ($676 million) and improved
margins, which exceeded guidance
(Photo Internet reproduction)Petrobras fell 5.56% after reporting Q4 EBITDA of $10 billion, missing market expectations by 8%
The oil major announced lower-than-expected dividends and higher capital expenditures, raising concerns over cash flow
United States markets declined sharply as former President Donald Trump announced tariffs on European goods, triggering risk aversion
globally.The S-P 500 dropped 1.49%, while the Nasdaq slid 2.65%, impacting emerging markets like Brazil
Meanwhile, the Brazilian real weakened to R$5.83 amid inflation fears and fiscal uncertainty, further dampening investor sentiment.Other
appeal.On the downside, Vale (VALE3) slipped 0.97% due to falling iron ore prices, while Ambev (ABEV3) lost 0.86% on margin pressures from
rising input costs.The Ibovespa remains range-bound between support at 124,000 points and resistance at 126,000 points, with investors
